Welcome
We are dedicated to reducing health disparities in local and global communities with
an unwavering focus on social justice. Our mission is to promote the health and well
being of local and global communities through education, service, and research with
a focus on underserved populations. This mission is achieved by employing a multidimensional
program of study that combines a broad public health base with specific training in
two specialty concentrations: Community Health and Global Health.
The Program plans to offer a new concentration in Health Equity and Criminal Justice (HECJ) in Fall 2019. Effective Fall 2018, HECJ is currently available to students as an emphasis within the Community Action for Health Concentration. This spring, the Program will offer the first course in the HECJ Emphasis and proposed HECJ Concentration: PBHC 633: Criminal Justice and Public Health, which will provide students with an overview of the intersection between the criminal
justice system and public health.
News & Events
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CEHS Diversity Scholarship 2019: Application Deadline 3.22.2019
Priority will be given to underrepresented minority students and those from disadvantaged
backgrounds. Click here for an application outlining criteria and instructions for submittal.
STATA: FREE Three-day, Intensive WORKSHOP 3.25-26.2019 & 3.28.2019
School of Nursing Classroom (1901 Azuar Dr.)
Open to ALL, enrollment capped at 30, priority given to MPH Students & Community Partners.
Register by March 20.
TOURO PUBLIC HEALTH HERO AWARDS CEREMONY & DINNER WEDNESDAY 4.3.2019
Please join us in honoring those who are helping to make our communities healthy &
just places to live.
Awardees include the Global Health Student Hero, the Community Health Student Hero,
Alumni Hero & Community Service Hero.
Community Service Hero: ISABEL REYES
Eric Reyes Foundation
Community Health Student Hero: GARRETT HALL, MPHc
Global Health Student Heroes: DANIYAL AHMED, MPHc, MSPASc & NICOLAS AMARANTE, MPHc,
MSPASc
Alumni Hero: KWIANA ALGERE, MPH
Key Note Speaker: MIKE MCLIVELY, JD
Urban Gun Violence Initiative Director, Giffords Law Center
5:30 - 8:00 PM
Farragut Inn Ballroom
All are welcome to this free event with prior registration on Eventbrite.
MPH Alum News - The Touro California Record highlights:
The Touro University of California Public Health Program and the Oakland, California
based non-profit organization Exonerated Nation collaborate for the California Exoneree Health & Well-Being Project (CEHW) to study the current
state of physical, mental, and emotional health among California exonerees and their
needs for immediate and long-term support. Learn more in the CEHW newsletter.
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